English Hebrew by Subject – New Language Learning Book Resource
I just got a copy of the new English Hebrew by Subject by Hanna Perez the other day and I thought I would take the time to share a few things about it with everyone who is also interested in learning or improving on their Hebrew language skills. English Hebrew by Subject (or EHBS, as the title is shortened inside the book) includes 41 chapters of vocabulary broken down into different subject matter covering topics ranging from family, food, education, politics, etc. There are also 10 different chapters... Popular Articles
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A Letter From Ami of Ul...
From Ami of Ulpan La-Inyan: חֲבֵרִים יְקָרִים – dear friends (if you can’t read the Hebrew, try http://ulpan.com/teach-yourself.html) First of all, I hope you’ve had a restful and joyful Passover season. Second of all, I want to make sure you’re...
Ulpan La-Inyan...
I’d like to present an alternative to the traditional Israeli Ulpan like Gordon and provide information about a new kind of Ulpan evolving in Israel right now. I don’t have personal experience with them (yet) but I wanted to make sure I give the Hebrew learning population a...
Kita Aleph Students Rai...
Rachel and Olivia are students at Ulpan Gordon in Kita Aleph. As a Hanukkah mitzva, they started a fund-raising project within Ulpan Gordon to buy gifts for the sick children at the Dana Children’s Hospital in Tel Aviv, Israel. Here is their story and their letter to all who...
So You Want To Learn He...
Guest post by Sarah Rubenstein Before making Aliyah to Israel, my adviser said to me, “You know you can live in Jerusalem, work in English, and never have to speak Hebrew.” And he was right. I could. But I didn’t want to do that. I didn’t want to be like so...
